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The old wreck of a ship that lies hidden on Bran Sands at South Gare near Paddys Hole, seen only when the tide is out. In the good company of My Bro Jimbri378, he waded into the sea and managed to get a shot from the other side of the wreck with the steelworks in the background Check It Out. Tide comes in really fast, the wreck was covered in little under 10 minutes. Processed this in Smart Photo Editor and finished in Photoshop. Removed a building and headland from the horizon.
Sunrise at the wreck of an old fishing boat on the river Taw Estuary, Crow Point, North Devon a Unesco Biosphere Reserve.
An artistic expression of a stockpile of colourful wrecked vehicles, Nanaimo, Vancouver Island. BC;.
It was 'wreck beach day' (some sunny break on the West side- cloudy over down town Vancouver) Le 19 janvier
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"Folsom Prison Blues" (Johnny Cash) by your truly
Wyola Wreck
CY O'Connor Beach
North Coogee
Western Australia
The Wyola was a tug boat built for the Swan River Shipping Company of Western Australia in 1912. The Wyola was one of the most powerful tugs of her time and so along with her normal duties, was called upon to rescued many ships. In 1970 the Wyola was dismantled at Robbs Jetty and buried in the sand on the beach.
Smoke from a department burn off added a nice touch to the sunset
The wreck of the Aberdeen on the river Medway, my go to location when I'm looking to kick start my photo mojo (again). The plan was to shoot it surrounded by water, but I got there late due to spending 45 minutes chatting to a neighbour and the water had disappeared, leaving just the glorious Medway Mud!
The famous wreck on the beach in Zakynthos, Greece. Want a print of this for your wall?? Hola and I'll get you one :) Colour version available too...
The BOS 400, a French Derrick Lay Barge that ran aground while being towed by the Russian tugboat Tigr. June 26, 1994.The Tigr was chartered to tow the BOS 400 from Pointe-Noire in the Republic of Congo to Cape Town, South Africa. The tow-rope broke loose during a storm and causing the vessel to run aground off Duiker Point near Sandy Bay. Despite several towage attempts, the shipwreck was considered a total loss as salvors were able to recover little from the wreck. The Tigr barge was built in 1987 in Polish shipyards and had remained idle in the Cape Town docks from 1994 to 2000, when it was sold for $625,000.
The Boss 400 was the biggest floating crane in Africa when the towing lines broke and hit the rocks in a storm.
Being a barge and having no main engines of its own it had to be towed to wherever it was working in the world. It had been used in the industry to pick up huge pipes. The tug that had the towing operation was underpowered and not up to the job. They found themselves unable to cope with the conditions and radioed through to Cape Town harbor to ask for assistance.
lthough two tugs were dispatched they were unable to get any lines onto the boss 400 due to the extremely rough seas. It is said a while later the original line snapped and the Boss 400 found itself blowing onto the rocks in Maori Bay were she has been lying ever since. All 14 crew that had been aboard the Boss 400 were airlifted to safety.
The Mary Buchan, One of three wrecked fishing boats that can be found on the bank's of Mulroy Bay in Co. Donegal, Ireland
After finishing watching Wreck-It Ralph 2 trailer 2 yesterday with excitement and satisfaction, I thought I really need to moc them. Should have noticed that sand green is fairly similar to Vanellope's hoodie apple green or I would have finished them earlier...
From left to right are:
Ralph
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Vanellope
I was at this little spot nearly 2 years ago with Gail, I'm surprised that I found it again. This time I was with Kathleen whom I'd meet back in a London meetup. I remembered we ate sweet buns for breakfast and we trekked under the hot sun... then there was one point where I slipped into the water.... aiya~!
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The old wreck on Loch Linnhe at Corpach over shadowed by the weak of Ben Nevis, the UK's highest mountain. The light was fantastic and the drama added to by the fine mist on the Loch. A beautiful morning.
Photographed on a seriously windy afternoon on a beach near Haifa, this old wreck of a small fishing boat from the 70's slowly rots away creating a wonderful photo opportunity!
Its been an iconic scene on the Gold Coast motorway for many a decade but getting a decent image of the pink FX Holden which appears as if its has just smashed through this old house and come to a holt precariously resting on the front verandah has been elusive .
I'm nearly always driving , its the wrong time of the day and the light is not right , the traffic is far too heavy , to dangerous to stop , let alone get back on safely , which is nearly always the case at this spot on the highway .. For one reason or another its been a near impossible task capturing this what looks like a scene created straight from the hand of cartoonist Eric Jolliffe with his old Aussie life themes in the vane of his Saltbush Bills Ettamogah pub and the like ..
Dinkum Aussie stuff this ole wreck of a house with its bright pink Holden on the porch .
Pacific Motorway
Reedy Creek
Gold Coast